You roast coffee with a cowbell?
I use an old breadmaker and a heatgun*, I thought that was cowboy enough.
* AKA a Corretto roaster, invented by an Australian woman several years ago.
You roast coffee with a cowbell?
I use an old breadmaker and a heatgun*, I thought that was cowboy enough.
* AKA a Corretto roaster, invented by an Australian woman several years ago.
Mark Kelly
Behmor is about to come out with a 1 kg desktop roaster which sounds interesting. You'll need a 20A plug to run it stateside.
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They've updated the website, same info but now there's an image.
Someone on Coffee Snobs mentioned the price being $USD2500. That makes the payback about 100 kg of coffee at the prices I pay.
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They even serve good espresso at the Vatican.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
Even Italian highway reststops (Autogrill) take their coffee and food seriously.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
Interesting that the Americano is 100% Arabica but not the Espresso.
Mark Kelly
Not the greatest extraction, but an enjoyable 8 1/2 minutes nonetheless.
In other news, 2 really good coffees ive had recently are
Sumatra Honey Basah Jernih Jaya
Columbia Honey Process Abraham Imbajoa
Both top notch
Matt Zilliox
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Andrea "Gattonero" Cattolico, head mechanic @Condor Cycles London
"Caron, non ti crucciare:
vuolsi così colà dove si puote
ciò che si vuole, e più non dimandare"
Note the La Cimbali M100 espresso machine. It's the Veyron of espresso machines, which talks to the grinder to achieve a 25s pour. At a gas station. America -- you've fallen behind.
We visited the Chelsea Roastery in NYC last month...
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